On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 10:21 AM, Jim Perrin <jperrin at centos.org> wrote: > In other cases, we're only hearing the ones who take the time to talk to > us. So if there's a very vocal 10%... that may or may not line up with > the other 90% who remain silent wondering wtf we're thinking. > > You're correct though. We do need to continue to earn and maintain the > community's trust. It may be coming from a .mil mentality, but my > thinking has always been to earn it by action. I've said before that we > need to SHOW the community the things we've been talking about since the > RH announcement so that it's more than just words. But you bring up a > valid point in that we need to listen as well. > > To that end, help us discuss an appropriate solution for this. With the release of CentOS 7 just around the corner, have the board members made a decision? We have seen an overwhelming number of responses from the community members. Many of them are long time contributors who do not mind "having late-night coffee-fueled work sessions after the family's gone to bed". Now the world is watching (between the FIFA games) how the board would handle the situation in which their idea/plan does not get support from the community. Akemi